Sentence examples for the right of assembly from inspiring English sources

We should grant people freedom of speech, the right of assembly.

"They face vague charges that carry long jail sentences simply for exercising the right of assembly," Mr. Hassani said.

Trade unionists were imprisoned and tortured; the right of assembly was revoked; surveillance of citizens was an everyday fact of life; 8,000 people were held without trial.

The founders of our republic knew that freedom and convenience did not go hand in hand, and they knew the consequences of limiting the right of assembly.

Disrupting information flows not only violates the integrity of the data but quashes free expression and denies the right of assembly.

At times he has wobbled along it, weaving between calls for order and an insistence that the right of assembly must be preserved.

Seven articles of the constitution have been suspended, including those guaranteeing citizens of the Indian Ocean island nation the rights of assembly, free expression, freedom from arbitrary detention and freedom of movement.

The battle for personal and political freedom in Russia is often framed as a contest between the Kremlin and its critics over the rights of assembly, speech and suffrage, and for an independent judiciary, legislature and media.

Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said that holding the meeting in a country that limits the rights of assembly and association "would send a signal that it's O.K. to build the global economy on a foundation of repression -- exactly the oppoosite message the W.T.O.

Collective bargaining rights stem from the rights of assembly and free speech.

At the most recent session, with active advocacy of the United States, the Human Rights Council endorsed a new special investigator to support the rights of assembly and association, created a new mechanism to fight discrimination against women, and renewed its commitment to monitor human rights in Sudan.